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Commission approves contract to study potential Kenosha transfer center, refers item to finance and council
Summary
The board approved a contract with an engineering/architectural firm to assess feasibility of a potential transfer center (site discussed near the Chrysler plant). Commissioners asked for an executive summary of contract terms; the item was referred to the finance committee and common council.
Kenosha — The Board of Transit Commissioners voted Nov. 3 to approve a contract with Clark D Inc. for a transit facility assessment and to refer the resulting contract and recommendation to the city finance committee and common council.
Staff said a grant is available to fund the assessment and that the engineering/architectural firm will evaluate feasibility, planning and integration for a potential transfer center; the meeting record references a study area adjacent to the Chrysler plant. Commissioners asked staff to provide an executive summary of the contract terms, including scope and cost details, prior to or with the referral documents.
A motion to approve the contract and refer it to finance and the council was made, seconded and carried by voice vote. No final decision on relocation or full project funding was made; staff described the 2026 amount in the CIP as a design placeholder rather than full construction funding.
